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At least 320 people have been killed in coordinated attacks on churches and hotels.
The stereotype of the “ideal mother” hasn’t changed since the 19th century, according to a new book. And it’s hurting everyone.
Including Spotify and Apple Music.
“Electability isn’t a static social fact; it’s a social fact we’re constructing.”
The Court is considering whether the Trump administration broke the law by deciding to ask about citizenship on the 2020 census.
How a support group for the dateless became one of the internet’s most dangerous subcultures.
Offering tax breaks sooner makes people give more, according to a new study.
A great night for the progressive movement — and Harvard.
A student told Sanders her parents fled Soviet Russia. He took the opportunity to define democratic socialism.
“This is not about politics; this is about principle. This is about what kind of a democracy we have.”
Warren responds to getting “Hillary-ed” on the campaign trail.
This riff from Elizabeth Warren is Amazon’s worst nightmare.
The Supreme Court is likely to determine the future of LGBTQ rights with three new cases; bombings in Sri Lanka on churches and hotels kill about 300 people.
Some experts have a theory of what may have led to the terrorist attack.
The fact that Stephen Moore’s comments became an issue only now is an indictment of the media industry.